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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1907
Page
10
A Honolulu paper runs a vote credit contest open to reputable young women born in the Hawaiian Islands. Coupon votes are earned by subscriptions and may be credited for renewals or new subscriptions. Coupons are valid one month after issue. late returns void the votes.
The entry describes a wedding style social event with numerous attendees including Congressmen, dignitaries, and members of society. It notes fashion, stage performances, and a formal dinner with various notable guests and a royal themed presence.
Bulletin announces the Pacific States Tour offering six first prizes the largest number in Hawaii events. Winners gain native popularity and greater honor representing Hawaii in the United States.
Three judges with no stake in the Evening Bulletin will tally votes. The top six vote-getters will be declared winners with no right of appeal. Ballots allow one name only and no transfers. Names and tallies of candidates listed, including Daisy Todd and many Honolulu and Oahu locales.
Plan overseen by Mr WHATHERRED guarantees guest comfort with all expenses paid from departure to arrival in Honolulu. Contest opened April 1 1907 and closes July 30 1907 with winners announced August 12 1907 in the Bulletin. Outside islands to be notified by wireless on August 10 1907.
Describes a scenic ascent via the Mount Lowe Incline Railway from Rubio Canyon. Passengers ride chair cars up a 0.6 mile incline, lifted by an electric motor and dual cables, to Alpine Tavern at 5000 feet, offering views of mountain, vale, and sea and concluding at Mount Lowe with bridle path access.
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